Joerg Daiber of Spoon Film has just released the latest in the “Little Big World” series, in which tilt-shift photography is employed to miniaturize familiar sights in the world around us. The result is pretty cool.
This minute-long clip is only a preview to a longer episode, which we anxiously await. If you liked this one, you may also be interested in Shiny Shanghai and MINI Midi Festival in Beijing.
Check out more of Daiber’s work here.
UPDATE, 9/24, 6:09 pm: Full episode here.
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